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Tranquil Home Life Means Good Employe, Says Speaker good employe is one who tranquil home life." So said Robert M. McMurray of Chicago, an expert on employes and hiring techniques, to a group of office managers here Thursday. participated clinic on employment at Auto Insurance company while in the city to talk to the Lansing-East Lansing chapter of a the National Office Managers' association at Kellogg Center in the evening. At the clinic, disclosed that most office managers don't know how to ask the proper questions in Interviewing an applicant for Rescue Jump Ordered Off General Says Parachuting To Crashed Airliner Is Too Dangerous BELEM, Brazil, May 2 UP)'Aerial rescue teams reported last night a luxurious Pan-American Airliner apparently was burning even before it crashed Tuesday in dense Brazilian jungle. Their leaders wrote off as dead all 50 persons the plane carried.

Maj. Richard Olney ordered his U. S. air force rescue unit from Puerto Rico to end its mission without parachuting to the site or trying to recover the bodies because it would endanger the lives of the rescuers. A Brazilian air force Catalinaflying boat p.

'rol plane planned, however, tr land BrazilIan medical rescue corpsmen on river about 40 miles from the scene today in the hope they could hack through the nearly impenetrable growths. The airliner's crew of nine and 10 of the 41 passengers were Americans. circled the wreckage a at low a a Observers with powerful glasses tude and offered the opinion the plane had exploded at low altitude. Parts of the motors of the four -engined Stratocruiser a double decked passenger development from the B-29 bomber -were scattered a quarter of mile apart. Charred chunks of wreckage were strewn for half a mile over both sides of a ridge.

No trees were broken, as would have been done by a plane trying to pancake into a jungle landing. 'Alger Raps Vandenberg JOURNAL (Lansing, Mich.) Friday, May 2, job; lack "know-how" to interpret the answers, and tail to look the result on a personal basis. Mr. McMurray said important things to be considered during an interview of a prospective employe include: work and service experience, educational background, early home environment, finances, health, and whether his or hers is a happy home life. Through the answers obtained from the person being interviewed, he declared, "It will be possible through tests and checks to get rounded picture of the Fatally Injured Joyce Ann Duncan, 12, of 295 College Mason, was fatally injured in a two car crash Thursday night at Harrison and Mt.

Hope rds. Her mother and sister were painfully hurt in the same accident. Jury Gets Ellis Cases Court Says Four Counts Are Possible; Plea of Insanity Made The Walter C. "Happy" Ellis trial went to a circuit court jury Friday morning, after instructions from Judge Charles H. Hayden.

Ellis, 50, of 810 E. Sheridan is charged with assault with intent to commit murder as the result of a shooting of another man last Oct. 11 in the north parking lot at Fisher Body. The victim, J. W.

Travis, 46, of 818 Jerome was wounded twice by bullets fired from a gun in the hands of Ellis, police detectives said, when Ellis found Travis sitting in an automobile with Mrs. Inez Ellis, 46, wife of the defendant. Kim Sigler, defense counsel, has contended that Ellis was temporarily insane at the time of the shooting. Judge Hayden said the jury could come out with four counts: three if Ellis is adjudged sane, and, of course, "not guilty" if they find him temporarily insane. If the jury finds Ellis was sane at the time.

he could be found guilty of assault with intent to commit murder, as the prosecution charges; guilty of assault intent to do great bodily harm less than murder, or, assault and battery. Prosecutor Paul Younger, John McCune, prosecution council, and Sigler, presented their final arguments in the case Thursday afternoon. Shut-ins Entertained SYRACUSE, N. Y. (UP) A unique club is providing entertainment for the sick and handicapped.

By wire recordings the Wirespondence club is supplying members with a varied program. Comments, songs and conversation are recorded and sent to persons in the club. Dies in Lansing (Special to The State PORTLAND, May 2-Miss Doris E. Sandborn, 48, died in a Lansing hospital Thursday night. She is survived by her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Sandborn of Portland; four brothers, George, Harold and Russell of Portland, and Elon of Lansing; a sister, Mrs. Marguerite Fuller of Mulliken. Services will be held Saturday at 12 p. m.

at the Neller funeral home here, with Rev. Keith Avery and Rev. Lowell McCarty officiating. Burial will be in the Portland cemetery. Dies in Sheridan (Special to The State Journal) SHERIDAN, May 2-James P.

Lively, 67, died at his home near here Friday morning. He was born in Mancelona, Feb. 15, 1885, and had resided in this vicinity for 38 years. He married Eva G. Sangines in 1905, and she died in 1940.

He is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Clark Thomson of Germfask, Mrs. Robert Maldonado of Sidney and Mrs. Carl Madsen of Sidney; nine grandchildren; a brother, William Lively of Mancelona, and a sister, Mrs. Rose Hart of Sturgeon Bay.

Services will be held Sunday at 2:30 p. m. at Stebbins funeral home he with Rev. Warren E. Jackson officiating.

Burial will be in Evergreen cemetery here. PONTIAC, May 2 (P)-Fred M. Alger, says that William C. Vandenberg is trying to "inject" the church and prohibition into the Republican gubernatorial primary. This is "deplorable," Alger In stumping Oakland county yesterday on a handshaking and speaking tour.

Alger, secretary of state, and are rivals for the G. O. P. nominaVandenberg, lieutenant governor, tion for governor in the Aug. 5 primary.

The secretary of state assailed his co-Republican in talking to voters at Holly and Birmingham. Vandenberg is a Methodist and an admitted dry. "I am a Presbyterian," Alger said, in response to a question, adding that "there have been many ministers in my family and while a deeply religious man I do not advertise it." Alger said Vandenberg has the support of the Michigan Temperance Foundation, Inc. One of the secretary of state's tour aides said the Temperance Foundation has sent Vandenberg nominating petitions to Methodist ministers, asking their help. also described himself as "firmly opposed" to prohibition.

"My parents," he said, "led the fight for its repeal in the belief that you can't legislate temperance. Temperance is not a matter of legislation but one of restraint." Ex-Conservation Leader Is Dead OSCODA, May 2 UP -James H. MacGillivray, 78, former newspaperman and one of the pioneers in conservation department work in Michigan, died yesterday at Alpena General hospital. MacGillivray was often termed the originator of the Paul Bunyan myths and was described as the founder of the educational division of the Michigan conservation department. He was stricken Wednesday noon when he fell at the Iosco county courthouse at Tawas City.

A native of Ontario, MacGillivray came to Oscoda in 1891. He worked for the Detroit News Tribune for several years and also in Spokane, before returning to Oscoda. He wrote many magazine articles and also a book on forest fire control. MacGillivray was named by the late Gov. Chase Osborn as a member of the public domain commission, forerunner of the present Michigan conservation department.

He was one of the leaders in development of the elaborate system of fire control towers which spot the state's wooded areas. Native Says India Won't Risk Offending Joe Stalin India is "like a little boy with two uncles- Joe and Sam--and you can bet India isn't going to stick out its tongue to Uncle Joe, because he lives right upstairs." That is how Arjunrao Phalke, Rotary foundation fellow from Gwalior, India, described his native land at Friday's meeting of the Lansing Rotary club. "Most people in the United States take a dim view of India and our prime minister, Pandit Nehru, because he won't outline a definite foreign policy," Phalke said, "but India just can't take chance of offending Russians when they live just over the mountains from our only land border." The Indian student, who is studying agricultural engineering, said Classified Advertising -RATES AND RULES EFFECTIVE NOV. 1 1951 DAILY AND SUNDAY DIAL 41351 LOCAL CLASSIFIED "CASH" RATES Words Lines 1 day 3 days 5 days 7 days Up to 3 .75 $1.71 2.70 3.36 16 to 3.601 4.48 2.85 4.50 5.60 to 1.50 3.421 5.401 6.72 3.991 1 6.301 4.561 7.201 5.131 8.10 10.08 5.701 9.00 11.20 55 11 6.271 9.901 12.32 60 12 3.00 6.84 10.80 13.44 to 651 13 3.25 7.411 11.701 14.56 to 70 14 3.50 7.981 12.60 15.68 Each Additional 5 Words add 57cl 90c1 $1.12 The above rates apply to all FIED ADVERTISING paid at the time of phone placing and the paid order within or 10 days from date ordering by tele of last insertion. All ads ordered for 2 or more days and charged for the number of insertions the stopped before expiration will only ad appeared and adjustment will be made at the rate earned.

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No advertisement accepted for less than basis of 3 agate lines, 75c CASH. 84c CHARGE for any one insertion. Count average 6-letter words to the line. Announcements MAIL IN BOXES 52 AT 10 A. 70 82 25 93.

30 32 34 35 43 51 61 63 73 90 DEATHS ESTES-LEADLEY CO. Funeral Information FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENTSBENNETT. Charles E. day. Colonial chapel, LEYS.

Monday. St. Therese church. ESTES-LEADLEY COMPANY 325 W. WASHTENAW PHONE 21651 FLOWERS By wire Colonial and Flower for local Shop.

deliv- 127 Black's Washtenaw. Phone 51431. MONUMENTS, CEMETRY LOTS 6 CARD OF THANKS WE WISH TO EXTEND Our heartiest thanks and appreciation for the acts of kindness, messages of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings received from our friends and relatives in Lansing and other cities, in our sad bereavement in the loss my son Wayne killed L. in Cervenka. S.

55157924 who action in Korea. We especially want to thank the boys from Battle Creek, the 163rd M. P. Battalion who did the honors, also to my son's Sgt. Jim Smith, who gave so much of his time and to Master Sgt.

Charles Hicht. of the 1300 A. S. U. Key Operation Escort Detachment 5, New York who personally escorted the body home.

to the many friends. the Rev. J. Gritzmacher for his comforting marks. Thanks each and every one of you.

MR. MRS. HARRY CHUMACK MISS BARBARA CERVENKA FLOWERS. MOURNING GOODS "WE DO HAVE--An honest family pride that we want to express in our tery memorial. And Yunker Memorials, we feel, best help us accomplish that Open Sundays until Memorial Day.

1116 E. Mt. Hope. Phone 41433. CHAPEL HILL-4 burial spaces.

Leaving state will discount Call 74783. CHAPEL HILLS 4-space lot in cash. "Old Rugged Cross Garden $360 Phone DELANO MONUMENT WORKS. INC.Quarry owners and manufacturers. "The world's largest retailer of memorials." Best because they're custom made to meet your requirements.

Before placing I your order monument or marker call B. W. Fish, memorial consultant. 82715. W.

B. BURLESON Monument Works. Buy direct and save money. Eaton Rapids. Phone 7121.

PERSONALS ADJUSTABLE -Window screens, 89c and $1.19. Open evenings. Sundays 9 to 1. Dexter Hardware, 4101 W. Saginaw.

Call 49268. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS May be reached by P. O. Box 991. A.

or A. A. night. OFFICIAL Wrecker Sheets service Service. calls.

day any kind. Phone 98258 or 506 S. Washington. ABUSED FEET-Will hurt. your shoes 1806 F.

Michigan. might be, guilty. Better see Bendlin's. A GIFT FOR MOTHER- OF wife 80 dear, famous steel copper clad by Revere. Ask the Dean.

Dean Hardware, 2703 Turner. Phone 57421. BARIL'S REXALL DRUG Offers plete and prompt prescription service. 1145 S. Washington.

BERKEY IRON METAL OPEN FOR BUSINESS AS USUAL WHILE NEW BRIDGE IS BEING CONSTRUCTED. SOUTH ST. IS OPEN FROM S. WASHINGTON AVE. 623 E.

SOUTH ST. CADILLAC OWNERS- Central Michigan's finest service and largest part stock including scarce chrome hubcaps, and all standard make genuine white wall tires, available to you whether you purchased your car from us or not. McClintock Cadillac. 2400 E. Michigan.

CAR BUYERS! -Get that better deal at Gabel-Evans. We sell the best. because we buy only the best. Come out VerLinden to Osborn. west to Stanley, turn right.

Phone 40512. DEBTS -I will not be responsible for any debts contracted in my name, other than by myself, after this day and date. Wednesday. April 30. 1952.

William D. Morrissey, 910 W. Kalamazoo LanDETECTIVE. PRIVATE -Notary public. Phone 93900.

N. Capitol ave. Anona E. Beebe, Service Bureau. DON'T GAMBLE On future earnings.

Protect Call your salary Walters with income insurance. J. C. Agency. 41474.

DRUG DELIVERY -PHONE 47424 Probst Drug Co. now serving you from 4 locations. Your prescrip: tion or merchandise order will reach you at no extra cost and will receive the same attention had you called in person. EVERYTHING FOR THE BABY IS to be found in our up to date baby department. Baby foods, toiletries.

toys, etc. McFarlane's Drug. 428 S. Washington. FLYING TO KENTUCKY DERBY- Leavins morning of May 3.

return after races. Desire 4 passengers. Hughes Flying Service. call 47416. FREE MERCHANDISE For being hostess at Radell party, Call 83882 for information.

Under no obligation. GET GAS AT NIGHT--At Mac's All-Car Service, corner Saginaw at Washington. Phone 93910. We never close. GOING TO GREENFIELD.

8. Want passengers one or both ways. Call 92333. HOWARD'S HARDWARE -E. High Open evenings Lawn and garden plies.

Phone 40969. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT THE PAGODA RESTAURANT, "ONE OF MICHIGAN'S OUTSTANDING EATING PLACES." NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS AS USUAL FOLLOWING OUR TEMPORARY CLOSING DUE TO FIRE DAMAGE. SORRY TO HAVE CAUSED YOU ANY INCONVENIENCE. WE WELCOME YOUR VALUED PATRONAGE. 1824 E.

MICHIGAN. LOCATE PASSENGER FLIGHTS- Over Lansing, Sundays. Hughes Flying Serve Ice, call 47416. BATHS In the relief of rheumatism. sinus, flu and diabetes.

509 S. Capitol. Phone 42222. NEED A WHEEL may buy it or rent it at Apothecary shop. Michigan Theater Arcade, Call 20881.

PRIVATE RUMMAGE SALE Monday and Tuesday, 9 to 3. In garage. 2114 Ray st. DRUG STORE For accurate prescription fillings. Quality drugs used always.

924 E. Grand River. Announcements PERSONALS PLEASING YOU- Pleases us! And have pleased hundreds upon hundreds in Lansing and central Michigan with our prescription compounding. Your doctor will place his stamp of approval on the North Side Pharmacy, Washington at Grand River. RUPTURE EASER FOr hernia sufferers, name brand.

Single. double, $4.95. Curtis Cut Rate Drug, 600 E. 200. SPECIAL real treat.

one dozen fried smelt 50c, or dozen large fried shrimp A thick he-man malted, hamburger a tasty with soda, relishes. or 25c. large sundae, 25c. Curb or inside table service, or carry out. Varsity Drive In Restaurant, one block east of East Lansing on US-16.

STOMACH TROUBLES? Vi-sere for new life. Acclaimed by thousands. Call 48891. Mrs. Bert Robbins.

TRANSPORTATION- TO west Texas. Arizona. Drive one of our cars. For details call Bancroft Motor Sales. 94387.

"YUM. YUM" That's what they all say after eating at Sisco's Rexall Drug, 333-335 S. Washington. You'll thrill to the taste of our delicious fountain treats, sandwiches. salads.

home made pies, frosty hot weather drinks, etc. Once you try us, you'll always come back for more. And our prices are able, too. Sisco Rexall Drugs. 333-335 S.

Washington. LOST, FOUND AND STRAYED BABY BUGGY MATTRESS- -Blue and red. Lost downtown Saturday. Reward. Phone 89434.

CHIHUAHUA DOG Lost between Comfort and Saginaw. White and brown. Answers by the name of Susie. Reward is offered. Call 92172.

DOG- Spitz-plus. Blond female, found vicinity of Willow and Logan. 1422 Roosevelt. CLASS FLY ROD With reel and line, C. Higgins.

Lost in Weger parking lot. corner Capitol and Shiawassee. $5 ward. Call 28025. KITTEN- Gray and black, about 4 months old.

Lost in East Lansing. Phone 86790. SHETLAND- -Sheep dog. Better known as miniature collie. Tri-color.

Has black coat. white band around neck. Touch of brown around ears and eyes. Has white front, feet and legs. Name is Chole.

Lost in vicinity of Ann and Division East Lansing. Reward. Phone 86430. RED SUITCASE Lost Friday. Placed by mistake in red Plymouth coupe at college.

Finder call 56257. Reward. Automotive AIRPLANES FRANCIS AVIATION- Renders complete plane service: chartered planes. instruction in flying. and pleasure trips.

Phone 41324. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE ANGLIA 1949- $500 and 1941 Buick, $300. Phone Eaton Rapids. 3982 or write Box 111. Route I BUICK 1950 Special.

4-door. 1-owner car. Hilton Richards Buick, Mason. Phone 6MA-26141. BUICK 1950 Deluxe special 2-door, radio and heater, new tires.

22.000 miles, quick sale. Call 89266. BUICK 1950-Super with radio, heater and dyna flow. Good in every respect. Your family will like the car.

you will like our deal. See and drive it at Harold Chaffin, 604 E. Michigan. Drive onto lot to park while shopping. Phone 21286, we're open to 10.

BUICK-1950. Super. 4-door sedan. Also Super convertible. Very clean.

Call after 5:30. 26385. BUICK 1951- special sedan. beautiful grey finish, 9.000 actual miles. factory official car.

Just like new Must see to appreciate! Save several hundred dollars on this car! Alleva's, 2421 N. Larch st. Phone 93879. BUICK 1947- Super sedan. excellent finish.

good tires. motor A-1. This is real clean car and priced right! Alleva's, 2421 N. Larch. Phone 93879.

BUICK 1950-Super 4-door, low mileage, $1.850. Phone owner 28707. BUICK 1948 Super cream color, radio, heater, good condition. Call BUICK-1950 Super. Dark blue.

factoryinstalled radio. heater. defrosters. white wall tires and dynaflow drive. If you're looking for a '50 Buick Super.

compare this value before you buy. Chas. Ellerbrock. 1115 E. Michigan.

Phone 92115. Open to 10. BUICK 1950- Special 4-door, 1-owner, low mileage. sharpest Buick in town--and lowest price, only $1.495. Terms.

Trades. Gibson Motor Sales, 2101-03 E. Michigan. Phone 41021. BUICK 1942-Super sedan.

Clean, good condition. Sacrifice equity for quick sale. Call 53789. BUICK 1947 super convertible. Blue.

tires. low mileage, excellent condition. hydraulic windows, seat, controls, new Phone 92164. BUICK AUTO ADVICE- also be winners. Many of these locally owned, and carry our guarantee.

1951. CHEVROLET Club coupe. like new $1,595 1950 CHEVROLET-2-door $1,295 1949 4-door $1,145 1948 CHEVROLET-4-door $895 1947 CHEVROLET-2-door $795 1947 PLYMOUTH-Special deluxe, 4-door $765 1946 BUICK-Super 4-door $695 1946 FORD- -Club coupe, solid and sharp. 1941 BUICK- $145 1941 PONTIAC-4-door 1942 FORD- $295 BUICKS -From 1947 to 1950 in all models, priced with you in mind. LORENZ INC.

YEARS YOUR BUICK DEALER" USED CAR DEPARTMENT 320-RIVER BASEBALL TRADITIONALLY -The American game Detroit Tigers win their games with one run. We of Lorenz Buick like to believe one-owner used cars can also be winners. Many of these BUICK 1951-Deluxe special with radio. heater. light blue finish and other extras.

Here is real motoring enjoyment. See and drive it. get top dollar consideration from your present car at Les Foote, 1030 S. Washington. BUICK 1947- Super 4-door.

radio, air conditioner heater, low mileage, spotless. A real beauty. priced cheap. Al Edwards. "Your DeSoto-Plymouth Saginaw at Grand River.

Phone 96515. Open evenings. BUICK-1947. 2-door, Roadmaster. Heater, radio, a car that has had good care.

A lot of transportation at the right price. Your present car will probably make the down payment. Rowley Watson. Dodge-Plymouth Dealers, 2109 E. Michigan.

Phone 91109. Open evenings. BUICK 1946-Super convertible. Excellent shape fully equipped. Phone 58420 or 22576.

BUICK-1949 Super 4-door with radio, heater and dynaflow. 'Tis like new, has maroon finish and very low mileage. See and drive it at Bailey-Smith, 2311 E. Michigan. Phone 99478.

Open evenings. CADILLAC sedan. Syncromesh drive, like new, Cadillac 1950 sedan, has everything, 075; Cadillac 1949 sedan. 20.000 actual miles, Cadillac 1948 sedan, black. U.

S. Master tires, really sharp, $1.975. One owner Cadillac trade-ins. McClintoc Cadillac, 2400 E. Michigan.

CADILLAC 1941-61. club sedan, tires. hydramatic. radio. heater, whitewall tone paint.

Ackerman Motor Sales, 1611 E. Michigan. Phone 47548. CADILLAC 1947 4-door "62." Fully equipped, hydramatic. We have a 4-door and a 7 passenger limousine.

Many others. We trade up or down. See Manley Davis. Dale Miller. or Eugene Jenkins at Davis Son.

1433 E. Michigan. Open evenings, closed Sunday. CHEVROLET 1951-Bel-Air (hard top). 5.300 miles, power glide, white side wall tires, terms.

Call at 617 N. Clemens after 5. CHEVROLET 1947- 2-door. Heater and defroster, $695. 2411 Forrest.

Phone CHEVROLETS (2) CARRY-ALL- A 1949 and a 1946. These two are good for the money and will serve dual purpose for light hauling and passenger hauling. Your dollar will buy more at Harold Chaffin. 604 E. Michigan.

Phone 21286, open to 10. CHEVROLET 1946-Fleetline arrow sedan. Phone 47938 before 2:30 in afternoon. CHEVROLET-1942 special. Excellent tires, good mechanical condition.

$325 cash. 710 N. Hayford. Phone 96861. door.

Fully equipped. Spotless. 2-tone CHEVROLET-1949 Styleline deluxe. finish. Very good mechanical condition.

Low mileage. It looks and handies like a much newer car. Malcolm Milks, Phone Inc. Used Car Lot. 1300 E.

Michigan. 95281. Open evenings. CHEVROLET 1951-Deluxe 2-door, radio, heater, undercoat. Call 93 Laingsburg.

CHEVROLET1948 club coupe. Beautiful Jet black finish, fully equipped. A oneowner automobile. One of the cleanest club coupe in the city. Chas.

Ellerbrock. 1115 E. Michigan. Call 92115. Open to 10.

CHEVROLET 1948- Phone 4-door. 94560 new after engine. good paint. $725. D.

m. Automotive AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE you want the best less. see Toms Used Cars, 1450 Michigan. Phone 93285. CHEVROLET 1911- Club coupe, solid new tires, radio, heater.

Try it -you'll buy Only $295. Terms. Trades. Gibson Motor Sales, 2101-03 E. Michigan.

Phone 41021. CHEVROLET 1942 5 very good tires. Just overhauled. 5-band radio, heater. Very dependable.

bargain. Need money badly. Must sell this week. Call 86551, Room 143. CHEVROLET-1951, 2-door.

tan deluxe. power-glide, extras, excellent condition. owner. Phone CHEVROLETS Seen the cars at Les Foote's yet? Trade for a better car for less money! CHEVROLET 1950 PASSENGER COUPE. FALCON GREY FINISH.

EQUIPPED WITH RADIO AND AIRFLOW HEATER. A REAL BUY AT 295. ENGLAND-COOK OK USED CAR LOT. 512-518 E. MICHIGAN AVE.

CALL 56407. OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9. CHEVROLET 1951 STYLELINE DELUXE 4-DOOR. TWO-TONE BLUE AND GREY FINISH. EQUIPPED WITH OWNER PROVED POWERGLIDE TRANSMISSION.

WHITE SIDE WALL TIRES, OUTSIDE VISOR, PUSH BUTTON RADIO AND AIRFLOW HEATER. THIS CAR IS REALLY SHARP. $1,875. ENGLAND-COOK OK USED CAR LOT, 512-518 E. MICHIGAN AVE.

PHONE 56407. OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9. CHEVROLET 1949- deluxe, door. Here is a 1 owner car that is very clean and priced at only $1,095. B.

M. Auto Sales, 2359 N. Cedar, Holt. Phone 6HO-46411 or 6HO-43891. CHEVROLET 1949.

4-door, A-1 condition throughout. 527 Beech. CHEVROLET 1948-Fleetline, 2-door, cellent condition, new tires, new brakes, motor overhauled, sun visor, spot light, deluxe heater and radio. Must sell 1m- mediately. Phone 20455.

CHEVROLET 1946 -Club coupe, ter. This sharp car has blue finish, dio and heater. We have several others later models. Bailey-Smith, 2311 E. Michigan.

Phone 99478. Open nings. I CHEVROLET 1949-Styleline deluxe, door, maroon paint, excellent motor and tires, radio and heater. This car 1s above average. Trade and terms.

Wayne's Auto Sales, 2401 S. Cedar. Phone 51103. CHEVROLET 1942-Fleetline deluxe 2- door, excellent shape, no rust. Radio, heater.

Call 22576. CHRYSLERS-1947 Royal club coupe. 1948 Windsor 2-door. Both are fully equipped and in exceptionally good condition throughout. If you have been looking for a car like this don't buy before seeing these.

Malcolm Milks, Used Car Lot. 1300 E. Michigan. Phone 95281. Open evenings.

CROSLEYS-1949 station wagon. 1949 door sedan. Both in excellent condition. C. M.

Jewell Service, 526 S. Waverly rd. sedan. Automatic mission. new tires.

Really clean! $795. Allison Ridenour Motor Sales, 2306 Michigan ave. Phone 44337. DESOTO Have you seen the cars at Les Foote, Inc. The whole town is talking about the larger trade allowances they are making on all current deals.

Stop in on S. Washington, trade for a better car for less money. DESOTO 1950 Custom 4-door. 10,000 miles, radio. air conditioner heater, tip toe shift.

beautiful light gray finish. Guaranteed like new. Priced for quick sale. Al Edwards. 'Your DeSotoPlymouth Saginaw at Grand River.

Phone 96515. Open evenings. DeSOTO-1950 deluxe club coupe. Heater. radio, 19.000 miles.

Runs like new. Visit our lot and select a low mileage, postwar car and drive 1 year under our guarantee. Liberal trade allowance. Rowley Watson. Dodge-Plymouth dealers.

2109 E. Michigan. Phone 91109. Open evenings. 1940.

Good condition. Cheap transportation. Phone 21749. DODGE 1916-2-door. fluid drive.

henter, car OK all ways. $625. Phone 50058. 518 S. Pennsylvania.

DODGE 1951-Want a good. like-new one at used car price? See and drive this beauty. Light blue Coronet has radio. heater, gyromatic and low miles. Trade for a better car for less money at Les Foote, 1030 S.

Washington. DODGE 1951-Coronet club coupe, 9,000 miles, like new. See and drive this light blue beauty today. Priced cheap. Al Edwards, "'Your outh Dealer," Saginaw at Grand River.

Phone 96515. Open evenings. DODGE-1950. light blue, 4-door. sedan.

Privately owned, 17.000 actual miles. Looks and drives like new. See Vern Ure at Malcolm Milks, 1105 E. Michigan. Phone 47403.

DODGE 1946-Club coupe with new metallic green paint job and fluid drive. others at Bailey-Smith, 2311 E. Michigan. Phone 99478. Open evenings.

FORD 1951-Custom deluxe 2-door, matic drive, radio, heater, turn lights. Check this one before you buy. Ackerman Motor Sales, 1611 E. Michigan. Phone 47548.

FORD 1949 AT CHAFFIN'SCustom 2-door with radio and heater. There have been no price rises here. Buy now, joy the best your money will buy. Harold Chaffin. 2501 S.

dar. Phone 21287, open to 10. FORD 1946- Coupe, loaded. 1949 Chevrolet 2-door. like new.

1948 DeSoto 4-door deluxe. 1947 Pontiac Streamliner sedan with everything. Utter Sons Auto Sales, 3216 N. East st. Phone 59706.

Open evenings. FORD 1951- fully equipped, low mileage, excellent condition, $1,925. Call 54189. 1212 Edward. FORD 1941-Club coupe.

For sale or trade. Phone 24531 between 6 and 8 p. m. FORDS AT CHAFFIN'S1951 2-DOOR-Has radio, heater and low mileage. 1950.

CRESTLINER-'8' with dio, heater and whitewall tires. 1950 like new. STATION Has radio WAGON-That and 1950 (2) 2-DOOR-And (1) 4-door. 1948 2-DOOR-With radio and heater. Price is low.

HAROLD CHAFFIN, INC. 604-E. MICHIGAN PHONE 21286 OPEN UNTIL 10 FORD-1946, radio, heater. A-1 condition. Will accept older car for equity.

Phone 97025. 1809 Davis. FORD-1951. Victoria. Alpine blue and grey.

Completely equipped. under 4,000 actual miles. Private owner. May be seen at 2424 E. Michigan ave.

Phone 44496. FORD 1948 Super deluxe 2-door, heater, original dark green paint. superb car in every way! You'll like its appearance, performance and its very low price. An excellent value for the thrifty buyer! You can't go wrong. for it's priced at only $795.

Best trades. 18 months on balance. Capitol City Pontiac. 311 River st. Phone 57214.

Open evenings. FORD "V-8" custom sedan. Radio, heater. Fordomatic drive. Driven only 8.500 miles! Just like new! We have priced this for quick sale! Alleva's, 2421 N.

Larch. Phone 93879. Foote. Lansing or Mason. FORD 1950- -Custom club coupe.

beautiful maroon finish. factory-installed radio heater, defroster and spotlight. This 15 an exceptional low mileage car and like new throughout. Chas. 1115 E.

Michigan. Call 92115. Open to 10. FORD FORD-Custom 8 cylinder 2- door sedan with radio and heater, good, sharp clean used car with plenty of unused miles $995 1951 FORD 8-cylinder 2-door, beautiful gray finish, has radio, heater, spotlight and other accessories. Priced to sell $1.495 1947 FORD-8 cylinder 4-door.

a black beauty. With radio, heater, 5 good tires $595 1948 MERCURY-Convertible coupe. Finish is gray, tires are new, fully equipped, the Sunshine car, $995 BILL BURGESS, INC. 2424-E. MICHIGAN PHONE 44496 OPEN EVENINGS FORD 1941-2-door deluxe, good condition.

$200. 3053 Eaton Rapids rd. or call 94822. FORD 1947-Stationwagon, radio, heater. new paint.

Mechanically, body and tires good. $475. Will trade. Call 41568. FORD 1947- -Completely overhauled 4-door with radio and heater.

Make yourself a good deal on this. Get top dollar in trade for your present car. See Les Automotive AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE FORD 1949-Custom deluxe 4-door sedan, A-1 condition. Call FORD 1851 8-cylinder 2-door custom, radio, heater, etc. Price $1,650.

will trade. Phone FORD 1941-Clean. Phone 50422 or 45706. FORD 1951-2-door sedan, radio, heater. Only $1,495.

All prices reduced. Chandier Motor Sales, 2217 S. Cedar. FORD 1940 With 1946 Mercury motor, good condition. Phone 96734.

FORD 1951-Victoria, low mileage, excellent condition. Phone 51740. FORD 1949-2-door, custom 8. heater, good condition. Call 73550.

FORD 1949 4-door. Excellent condition. Phone 49451, ext. 38. Week-ends, Bath 101-311.

FORD 1949 Low mileage, dark blue, dio, heater. There's better deal for you at Les Foote, Inc. FORD 1951-2-door "8" radio, air ditioner heater, and overdrive, 6,000 miles. Guaranteed like new. Priced for quick sale.

Al Edwards, "Your DeSoto-Plymouth Saginaw at Grand River. Phone 96515. Open evenings. FORD- 1951, 4-door. Green briar radio, heater.

Fordomatic, bumper guards. Many other extras. Only 9,000 miles. Like new, will trade. Roy Christensen Ford Dealer, Mason.

Phone 9611. Open evenings. FORD 1949 Station wagon. Radio, heater. Very clean.

Priced to sell. Cash, trade, easy terms. Hal Knight, 1415 E. Michigan. Phone 90744.

Open evenings. FORD 1951-Victoria. Beautiful maroon. has radio and heater. Drive it with more than the usual amount of pride.

5 other Fords at Bailey-Smith, 2311 E. Michigan. Phone 99478, open evenings. FRAZER 1947 Overdrive. good tires.

good motor. Reasonable. Owner. Phone 59304. HUDSON 1947-Super 6 2-door.

Good finish, good tires; clean upholstery. Has radio, heater. Real excellent service. Only $695. Eppler-McCarrick, your Hudson dealer, 1020 S.

Washington. Phone 96071. HUDSON 1949-Super -6 2-door. Original shiny black finish. Has radio.

heater, good tires. Clean upholstery. Runs like new. Now only $1,275. rick, your Hudson dealer, 1020 S.

Washington. Phone 96071. HUDSON 1950-Commodore sedan. Original gray-gold finish. Good white sidewall tires.

Tan nylon upholstery. Has radio and overdrive. Get our low price. Eppler-McCarrick, your Hudson dealer, 1020 S. Washington.

Phone 96071. HUDSON 1948 Super "'8" 4-door, owned and well cared for by local merchant. A mighty nice family car and going for a most reasonable price. Harold Chatfin. 2501 S.

Cedar st. Phone 21287, open to 10. HUDSON 8-1949. Take over payments. 2230 W.

Dunlap, HUDSON (TAKE YOUR super "8" 4-door, 2-tone green, heater and whitewall tires. 1950 Pacemaker 2-door with heater and overdrive. 1949, 2-door with heater. These cars are priced at an all time low, your present car will bring more in trade at Les Foote, 1030 S. Washington.

KAISER-1948 4-door. Body and general mechanical condition better than erage. Good tires. This is nice car. $795.

Malcolm Milks, Inc. Used Car Lot. 1300 E. Michigan. Phone 95281.

Open evenings. KAISER 1947-4-door. In very good condition, $525. Would take older car in trade. 3414 W.

Main. KAISER 1949 4-DOOR. BEAUTIFUL MAROON FINISH. EQUIPPED WITH HEATER AND SEAT COVERS. 36,000 MILES ON THIS ONE OWNER CAR.

NEW LOW PRICE OF ONLY $895. ENGLAND-COOK OK USED CAR LOT, 512-518 E. MICHIGAN AVE. PHONE 56407. OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9.

LINCOLN 1950 (SEE You may have assumed that a Lincoln is priced beyond your means. Take the time to get the facts. You can get that better deal at Harold Chaffin. 2501 S. Cedar.

Phone 21287, open to 10. LINCOLN-1949. Cosmopolitan. fully equipped. new.

Mileage 9,000. Phone 41022. LINCOLN 1949 CONVERTIBLEThis Cosmopolitan In attractive maroon finish with heater, radio and overdrive will satisfy your longing for that feeling of pride that most folks want when out on the highway. Get the facts on this car and the deal that can make it yours. Harold Chaffin.

604 E. Michigan. Drive onto lot to park while shopping. Phone 21286, we're open to 10. LINCOLN 1949-Deluxe sedan.

19,000 miles, beautiful ebony black finish, radio, air conditioner heater and overdrive. Priced for quick sale. Al Edwards. "Your DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer," Saginaw at Grand River. Phone 96515.

Open evenings. MERCURY-Here is your chance to save on a 1950 club coupe. Forced, make quick sale. Phone 57821. MERCURY 1951- Maroon 4-door with radio, heater and overdrive.

A beautiful car with very low mileage. Get the facts, let us appraise your car. Own and drive a Mercury for greater satisfaction. Harold Chatfin. 2501 S.

Cedar. Phone 21287, open to 10. MERCURY 1949 4-door deluxe, excellent condition. Will consider older car As part payment. Phone 57310.

1330 W. Hillsdale. MERCURY-Convertible, cream color. Must be seen to be appreciated. Call 43167.

MERCURY 1951-2-door green, Mercuramatic drive, approximately 3.800 miles. 1521 W. Saginaw. Phone 46433. MERCURY 1950-2-door.

lovely dark gray finish, has radio, heater and very good tires. This "Goodwill" car backed by our famous 50-50 guarantee for 90 days or inside 4.000 and miles. It's in perfect condition out and priced way below ceiling. Don't hesitate on this one for it is a marvelous car, like new and a real buy! Test drive it to be convinced. Best deal on trades.

Take 18 months to pay. Capitol City Pontiac, 311 River st. Phone 57214. Open evenings. MERCURY-1949 4-door.

2-tone green. complete with heat. music. seat covers. turn signals and tires like new.

A honey! Better hurry on this one. Chas. Ellerbrock, 1115 E. Michigan. Call 92115.

Open to 10. MERCURY 1950 Convertible, very clean. new top, new tires. Will accept trade or sell for cash. 808 W.

Lenawee. Call 21806. MERCURY 1947-Will you settle for something a little used but much reduced in price? See this car, it has new paint job, radio and heater. It 1s really clean. Own it, drive it and make no apologies for its 5 years of service.

Your car will bring more in trade at Les Foote, S. Washington at Elm. NASH 1951-Convertible. almost new, fully equipped with overdrive. Sacrifice at $1.495.

Call 46843. NASH-1947, 600. Club coupe, good condition throughout, economical to own. Call 90857. 2321 S.

Washington. NASH! NASH! POPULAR MODELSAMBASSADOR- STATESMANRAMBLER- safety motoring E-C-O-N-O-M-Y all package wrapped up Style, your in the money comfort. nicest can buy today. YOUR PRESENT CAR bring more in trade better used car at LES FOOTE, INC. LANSING-S.

WASHINGTON ELM MASON-STATE AND MAPLE NASH in 2-tone green. Has weather-eye heater, these are the cars that do right by you on every gallon of gas you buy. Easy to own. Stop in at Harold Chaffin. 604 E.

Michigan and buy at todays lower prices. Phone 21286, open to 10. Automotive AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE NASH 1947- Ambassador, fully equipped, overdrive, low mileage, excellent condition, original owner. WIll sacrifice. 1401 Loraine.

NASH 1950 Super Statesman, 2-tone green and gray, has weather-eye heater and makes into a bed. Just this one but it is going at a price that will make someone a good buy. Will it be you? Balley-Smith, 2311 E. Michigan. Phone 99478, open evenings.

OLDSMOBILE 1947-Club coupe. matic, 6. cylinder and good performer. Mechanically A-1. Finish and upholstery are real good.

And now only $845. Eppler-McCarrick, your Hudson dealer. 1020 S. Washington. Phone 96071.

OLDSMOBILE 1950- convertible, cellent condition, fully equipped. new tires. 1001 Morgan. Call 48323. OLDSMOBILE 1951- Super (88) 4-door sedan.

standard shift. $2.000. Phone 81078. 638 Snyder, East Lansing. OLDSMOBILE 1951- '98" Holiday sedan.

Hydramatic and accessories, low mileage. Excellent care, original owner. Phone 86720, week-days after 4 p. m. OLDSMOBILE 1951 Hard top Super Black top, red bottom.

6,000 miles. New car warranty. 1 south on M-47 and Perry mile east. 2742 Elsworth Perry. OLDSMOBILE 1951 98.

4-door, 2 tone, deluxe equipment, Including visor, oversize tires, washers, turn signal, undercoating, 10.500 miles. Owner. Phone 85296. 226 Durand. East Lansing.

OLDSMOBILE1946, 2-door. dio, heater, in very good condition. $695. 211 Reo ave. Phone 28437.

OLDSMOBILE1951, super 2-door. Hydramatic, air conditioned heater, undercoated, low mileage, 2-tone. Call 81335. -At Chaffin's. 1949 "66" 2-door, streamline body.

1947 Station wagon in good condition. Harold Chaffin, 604 E. Michigan. Drive onto lot to park while shopping. Phone 21286, we're open to 10.

OLDSMOBILE 1949 4-door, hydramatic, one owner. Phone 28157. "Sharp" 1951. Super 4- door, 2-tone sedan. hydramatic.

Heater, turn signals. other accessories. 7,250 miles. Call 43661, 1707 S. Washington.

OLDSMOBILE-1951 Super 88, 4-door. Hydramatic, heater, radio, turn signals, windshield washer, electric clock, undercoating, $2,200. Phone 57300. OLDSMOBILE-1947 convertible, 98 hydramatic, beige color, excellent dition. low mileage.

Call owner 82634. OLDSMOBILE-1948 68 2-door, conventional shift. in excellent condition. An exceptionally clean car; low mileage, good tires and battery, brilliant finish, heater, undercoat, reasonably Private owner. Call 83131 after 5 p.

m. OLDSMOBILE 1941-Hydramatic. 78 4- door, good mechanically, needs some body work. Any offer over $100. 422 S.

Magnolia. OLDSMOBILE 1947- 68 4-door sedan. with radio, heater and a brand new oven-baked light green enamel metallic paint job. Looks like a "million" and sharp as a tack! Runs beautifully, too! Exceptionally clean throughout. If it's a bargain you're after, this is it! An unbeatable value at our low price.

Ask to see and drive this fine car. We trade. Take 18 months to pay. Capitol City Pontiac, 311 River st. Phone 57214.

OLDSMOBILE 1951-''88" super club coupe, deluxe, $2,050. Phone 50826. OLDSMOBILE-1948 '98 deluxe club sedan. Hydramatic. radio and heater.

Low mileage, very good condition. Phone owner 46728. OLDSMOBILE Radio, heater, good condition. Call 28002. OLDSMOBILE 1950- 88 4-door deluxe.

hydramatic, whitewall tires, radio, 9.500 miles. Perfect condition. By owner. Phone 91498. OLDSMOBILE 1951-4-door "88." with hydramatic.

radio, heater, visor, undercoated, light blue, excellent condition. Call owner. Phone 93145. OLDSMOBILE 1951-Super 4-door, hydramatic. heater, radio, turn signal, undercoated, low mileage.

Private owner at 324 Smith after 5 p. m. OLDSMOBILE 1938- 4-door sedan. Call after 5 p. m.

Thursday and Friday; all day Saturday. Phone 49789. OLDSMOBILE 1947- club sedan, good tires, radio and heater, $995. 1020 Clark st. OLDSMOBILE 1950-Club sedan, radio, heater.

Only $1,495. All prices reduced. Chandler Motor Sales, 2217 S. Cedar. OLDSMOBILE 1950- 98.

4-door deluxe. Like new. White sidewalls. Safety tubes. Phone 49563.

OLDSMOBILE 1951-88, standard, like new. signals. heater, hydramatic, drive, undercoat. Phone 92555. Reasonable.

OLDSMOBILE1950 4-door, hydramatic. Loaded with extras. low mileage. Very clean. 601 Beech st.

OLDSMOBILE 1951- 4-door sedan. deluxe, undercoated. Skinner satin seat covers, U. S. Royal Master tires, spotlight.

turn signals. washers and other extras. 4.200 miles. Like new. Phone 58884.

3310 Viking rd. OLDSMOBILE 1948- 76' club sedan. radio. heater, windshield washers, spotlight. undercoated.

26,000 miles. 800 E. Main st. Call 44682. OLDSMOBILE-1947 club sedan.

Radio, heater, other extras. Phone 24637. Will trade. OLDSMOBILE 1951- 98 Holiday, beautiful 2-tone. white side walls.

deluxe equipment. like new. 4.800 miles, executive's wife's car. Phone 58590. OLDSMOBILE 1951-Standard door sedan.

radio. heater, hydramatic. low mileage. $1.975. Owner.

Call 55600. OLDSMOBILE-1949, cleanest "76" you'll find in this town. Bring your car in to Les Foote. for the best appraisal. deal for less and you ride better for less.

OLDSMOBILE-1947 club coupe. Heater, radio, hydramatic. Excellent condition, $650. C. T.

Auto Sales, 810 E. Kalamazoo. Phone 94515. OLDSMOBILE 1950- "88" 4-door hydramatic. Radio, heater.

Turn singals. Call 90662. OLDSMOBILE 1950-4-door. (98) Rocket, original owner. Lots of extras, low mileage.

Phone 20985. OLDSMOBILE 1951- Chariot red. deluxe convertible. 11.000 miles. 5 white sidewall tires.

All extras. See and appreciate. Best offer takes. Phone 49659, 236 S. Clippert.

OLDSMOBILE 1951-Super "88. 7,300 miles. First $2.175 takes it. Phone 89938. C-28 M.

S. C. Trailers. OLDSMOBILE 1951-2-door. super 88.

low mileage. 1809 W. Saginaw. Can be seen after 6. OLDSMOBILE 1948 club sedan, new 2-tone paint, 3 others to choose from at Bailey-Smith.

2311 E. Michigan. Phone 99478. Open evenings. OLDSMOBILE 1947-Club coupe.

Excellent condition. good rubber. Capitol Motors, 332 S. Capitol. Phone 20728.

PACKARD 1948-In very good condition. This 4-door has radio and heater. If you are looking for a car that is easy to handle, comfortable for the long rides. always dependable we ask you to stop in and see this Packard. Harold Chatfin.

2501 S. Cedar. Phone 21287. open to 10. have them, 1946-1951.

Fully equipped cars with automatic transmissions or overdrive. Most of these are bautiful, 1-owner cars. really clean and will give many thousands of miles of trouble free service. Call your Packard Dealer 48473 or better still stop in at 1717 E. Michigan ave.

and see for yourself. PLYMOUTH 1946-Special deluxe, new tires, new battery and brakes, radio. heater. fog lights. Call 92381.

PLYMOUTH 1950-2-door. excellent condition throughout with new battery, tuneup job and brakes. Call £6634. PLYMOUTH 1949-Special deluxe, will sell my equity for $475. Call 49007.

PLYMOUTH 1947 4-door deluxe. New motor. heater, good tires. Very clean, 1 owner. Call 51053.

PLYMOUTH 1940-Excellent condition. $275. Call 26200. 800 Fenton. PLYMOUTH 1946- Special deluxe, sedan, excellent condition throughout.

Reasonable. Phone 25137. PLYMOUTH 1946- Special deluxe, excellent condition. new tires, radio, heater, $650. Call 95357.

PLYMOUTH 1948 "Clean enough for me" we are certain that is what you will say when you have seen this spotless gray 4-door. It's a dandy. Your present car will bring more in trade at Les Foote, 1030 S. Washington. PLYMOUTH-1942, deluxe 2-door.

Solid body and clean. good. tires and quiet running motor. See it at Rowley Watson Used Car Lot. 2109 E.

Michigan. Phone 91109. Open evenings. PLYMOUTH-1951 Cranbrook club coupe. All equipped.

light blue finisn. A one owner, low mileage car. Priced right and sold with our 1 year guarantee. Deal- Rowley Watson. Dodge-Plymouth ers.

2109 E. Michigan. Phone 91109. Open evenings. PONTIAC 1949-Chieftain 4-door.

Hydramatic. radio. heater. original owner. Will accept trade.

Phone 42898, evenings. Saturday afternoon and Sunday. 501 S. Pennsylvania ave. PONTIAC 1949-4-door, radio, heater, seat covers.

new tires. $1.250. 110 Clifford. PONTIAC 1950-Chieftain. Low mileage.

heater, radio, etc. Owner nest sell. My loss is your gain. Phone PONTIAC 1948 Clean "8. All extras.

Will consicer older car as partial payment. $995. Call 82971. PONTIAC 1951-Chieftain deluxe, matic, radio, heater. 15,000 actual miles, 2-tone grey.

$1,995. Call owner after 6 p. 96118. Automotive AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE PONTIAC 1947- 2-door sedan, low mileage, lot of extras, very nice and clean. Call 48562.

PONTIAC 1947- Streamliner '8" 4-door. equipped with radio and heater. This clean car has beautiful gray paint. runs smoothly and will make an excellent buy at our low price! Remember "You can't beat a You can rely on us for the best values anywhere. Best trades.

18 months on balance. Capitol City Pontiac, 311 River st. Phone 51214. Open evenings. PONTIAC 1942- 2-door sedan.

good condition, radio and heater. Phone 89240. PONTIAC-1941 $175. Phone 95188. PONTIAC 1950- Station wagon, attractive, 2 tone job that appears to be just nicely broken In.

$1,200 under the original cost, it has heater and hydramatic drive. If you have been thinking about a station wagon we ask you to see this AS it will pass your most critical inspection. Les Foote, 1030 S. Washington. PONTIAC -Hardtop, 1951.

Like new, has everything. Original owner. New car coming. Phone 42292. PONTIAC-1949.

Chieftain deluxe club coupe. Hydramatic, heater, radio and really nice. Come in and Used and drive at Rowley Watson Car Lot, 2109 E. Michigan. Phone 91109.

Open evenings. PONTIAC-1950 Catalina. wall Radio, heater, hydramatic, white tires. owner. Immaculate throughout.

See this one today. Hal Knight, 1415 E. Michigan. Phone 90744. Open till 10.

PONTIAC 1949-Chieftain 4-door, has radio, heater, low mileage and is exceptionally clean. Others to choose from a Balley-Smith, 2311 E. Michigan. Phone 99478. Open evenings.

STUDEBAKER 1912 Club coupe. Above average condition. Mechanically A-1. Priced right! We also have several prewar makes and models in excellent condition and priced to sell! Alleva's. 2421 N.

Larch. Phone 93879. STUDEBAKER-1950, Champion, 4-door. overdrive, excellent condition. 1615 Curton.

STUDEBAKER 1951- Champion, 4-door, radio, heater, overdrive. Also 1950 Champion, 4-door same equipment. Trade for a better car for less and money at Elm. Les Foote, Washington A CAR DEAL TAILORED TO YOUR NEEDSTAKES YOUR PICK -From the largest, cleanest selection of new and used cars in this community. LONG TERM PAYMENTS -Can be arranged for all qualified buyers.

TRADE ALLOWANCES -For your present car are higher at Foote's. Comparison will convince you that It is the difference you pay that really counts. RIDE BETTER-For less when you deal with LES FOOTE, INC. LANSING -S. WASHINGTON ELM MASON AND MAPLE A-1 BUYS AT BILL BURGESS, INC.1948 CHEVROLET Aero sedan.

Beautiful blue finish. This 1-owner car has a heater, and many other accessories $845 1947 PONTIAC-Streamliner, 8-cylinder club coupe, new paint, radio and heater, 5 good tires $795 1950 PLYMOUTH Special deluxe club coupe. This is one of those spotless 1-owner cars, radio and heater. The best buy on the lot! Priced at $1,295 1950 DODGE Wayfarer 2-door dan. A very nice family car! Loaded with accessories! Full price $1,095 1947 FRAZER-4-door, has radio, heater and overdrive.

little rough, but the price is right! $295 BILL BURGESS, INC. 2424-E. MICHIGAN PHONE 44496 OPEN EVENINGS BEST DEAL IN TOWNFORD 1951-Victoria. Driven only 9.000 miles, Mid-Century white wall tires and pucture proof tubes. Fordomatic, radio, heater and windshield washers.

Sharpest in town! KAISER 1951-4-door, (2). Both have overdrive and low mileage. Get our deal before you trade. HENRY 'cal deluxe. The car you operate for a penny mile.

DESOTO 1951 4-door. Tip-toe transmission. radio, heater, sun visor, 11,000 miles. NASH 1950-4-door, custom. Ambassador.

Hydramatic. Nash bed and many other extras. Clean as new. PLYMOUTH 1950-Club coupe. inal powder blue finish, a low mileage one owner car MERCURY 1950- 4-door.

Radio, heater, dark blue finish. A top quality car at a rock bottom price $1.495 PACKARD 1949-4-door, super. Electromatic transmission. overdrive, new tires. A-1 condition throughout $1,295 DODGE 1949 Coronet.

transmission. radio heater. Priced for quick sale. NASH 1949 Ambassador, overdrive, white wall tires, Nash bed $995 PONTIAC 1948-4-door, Streamliner S. a clean one owner car with hydramatic, radio, heater.

CHRYSLER 1948 4-door, Windsor. Absolutely looks runs like new. Fully equipped, one owner. FORD 1947-Club coupe, super deluxe 8. Original finish, radio, heater.

Good motor, tires and body $745 KAISER 1948-4-door, solid body, original green finish. Good motor and tires. A real value $695 CHEVROLET 1942-4-door, Fleetline. 1950 motor, radio, heater, clean upholstery $335 SEVERAL OTHER PRE-WAR Cars with no down payment required by responsible persons. JACK ROYETON, INC.

2216 E. MICHIGAN PHONE 47448 OPEN EVENINGS GET FULL VALUEFOR USED CAR DOLLAR-We stress quality in used cars because nobody was happy with a worn out used car. no matter how cheap. These are really good: 1950 PONTIAC-4-door Radio, heater, hydramatic. 1950 STUDEBAKERS ers, Commonders and Champions.

1950 CHEVROLET -Deluxe 4-door. Green finish. 1949 STUDEBAKER Champion. drive. Sharp.

Regal I deluxe, radio, heater, over1949 NASH Ambassador. 2-tone green. beautiful set of seatcovers, Sportsmen beds. 1949 CHEVROLET-2-door. Radio, heater.

1948 STUDEBAKER Champion, Regal deluxe. Equipped with new set of Seiberling tires. 1948 OLDSMOBILE'66" 2-door. Very clean. 1948.

CHEVROLET-Stylemaster, door. Radio, heater, spotlight, beautiful red finish. 1948 BUICK-Super, 4-door. Loaded with accessories. New gray finish.

1947 STUDEBAKER Champion, 4-door, Regal deluxe with radio, heater, overdrive. 1946 FORD-Super deluxe, club coupe, Radio, heater, clock. 1946 CHEVROLET-Fleetline, radio, heater. 1946 MERCURY Radio, heater, spotlight, new paint job. AL HANSEN, INC.

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